On the recordJuly 19, 1999
The fact that it took the Army seven tests to score the first THAAD 'hit' is not an argument against missile defense but an argument for investing more in anti-missile technologies.
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Doug Bereuter
Doug Bereuter: “The fact that it took the Army seven tests to score the first THAAD 'hit' is not an argument against missile defense but…”
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Argument for increased investment in missile defense technologies.
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